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This whole business, from the return of Ferdinand, had been planned and executed in about three hours, and he felt great relief to his mind, and a heavy weight taken from his spirits, when the man was gone.

CHAP. III.

"Now, then," said Ferdinand, "I begin to breathe; and unless Fatima should be apprehended, the preceding circumstances may as well remain untold to Heli."

His friends were of the same opinion, and then mentioned to him the little resentment Mr. d'Allenberg had expressed, and his subsequent uneasiness.